Much better than Tijuana (also known as TJ), Rosarito offers a mix of happening bars, nice beaches, good food and semiluxurious hotels at reasonable rates without the hectic traffic and proximity...
The Gulf of Mexico offers up a wild playground for Texans and other southern college students. South Padre is known for its party atmosphere, hot beach weather and warm water.
Known primarily for its auto racing, Daytona Beach has become a spring break haven for sun-loving college students throughout the Southeast.
New York City is the bomb from heaven and hell. So much to do, so much money. A little resourcefulness goes a long way.
If you go to school in a cold winter environment, you may want to try something more exotic for spring break - for instance, the Caribbean. St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands welcomes spring...
The birds of paradise, warm surf and swaying hula dancers beckon you to visit the beaches of Oahu.
It's hot, it's wet, it's wild, it's Mexico. In Cabo San Lucas you can do everything or nothing for spring break. Just do it with a little salsa and lime.
Perfect for the Northwest college student, Bend offers up a spring break for the outdoorsy sort who loves to stay active during the day and enjoys the low-key mountain town nightlife.
For the Atlantic Athletic Conference faithful, this is a spring break meeting place where students can play at the beach during the day and watch March Madness college basketball unfold at night.
The sparkling city on the Colorado River welcomes the South Regionals on March 24 and 26. Join the crowd on the University of Texas campus at the Frank Erwin Center or catch the action from town.
The University Arena in Albuquerque is host to the West Regionals on March 23 and 25. Head to where the weather is sure to be beautiful in Southwesterly fashion.
Welcome to Indianapolis, Indiana: "Amateur Sports Capital of the Nation," and the new NCAA headquarter city. Sure, this is home to the Colts and Pacers, and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, but in...
The friendly U.S. neighbor to the north is begging you to come and ski some of the best big and little resorts North America has to offer. If you've got the courage and the cash, you can try your...
When you're on the road, leaving your pets in a kennel or depending on friends and neighbors to take care of them are not your only options. Many vacation spots - from campgrounds to ritzy hotels...
There's nothing wrong with looking like a tourist, if you are one. But you also don't want to stick out in a way that makes you look like a country bumpkin or a clueless visitor. Explore these...
Hong Kong is no longer the bargain capital of consumer electronics. It does, however, boast large inventories of the most current models; plus, it's a haven for special and unique items...
Expert tailors still lurk in the back corners of Hong Kong's many skyscrapers. Long gone are the days when you could have shirts made overnight, but over the course of a week, you can walk away...
New England is the favored American locale for both longtime and neophyte antiquers. As you wind your way along country roads and rocky shoreline drives, you'll discover everything from rare books...
Expect to find everything from Louis XIV chairs in Paris' antique shops to turn-of-the-century bronze figurines in the infamous Marche aux Puces (the flea markets). Know what you want before you...
Vintage clothes shopping goes way beyond used Levis, especially in New York City. In select corners you'll spot hip men and women braving the elements in search of an authentic navy pea coat, an...
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